Andrew Jordan was the star of the weekend in rallycross as he claimed an incredible 15 podium finishes in 16 races during two days of competition at the Blyton track in Lincolnshire (18/19 June).Having recently marked his 16th birthday, Andrew was able to make his senior racing debut in the Stock Hatch category in a Peugeot 205GTi as well as racing in the junior category in his Mini.The result left onlookers hugely impressed as the youngster was immediately setting the pace in the Stock Hatches, posting the fastest time in practice and scoring two wins, two seconds, a third and a fifth place in eight races. Meanwhile, in the Mini he scored six wins and two seconds in eight races.Despite the daunting schedule in scorching weather conditions, Andrew's level of fitness ensured he was able to jump from car to car throughout the weekend and race to his very best in all 16 races.In the Mini, he won both rounds of the Junior Super Series competition to make it four wins in four rounds to date. However, his team played a vital role when the car's head gasket had to be changed between heats. The work was completed in just 25 minutes to get the Mini ready for its next race.However, it was his speed on his senior debut that really grabbed the attention of seasoned rallycross pundits. Having been fastest in practice, he finished third in Saturday's final. On Sunday, two wins and a third in the heats meant he qualified on the front row of the grid for the final. Unfortunately, a missed gear off the line dropped him down the field, but Andrew fought back to finish fifth and complete a remarkable graduation into senior racing.Andrew will be back in action in the Mini at Anglesey on 3 July for the next round of the British Rallycross Championship.Andrew Jordan is supported by Team Dynamics and the Bill Gwynne Rally School.